LIVE UPDATES: Danny Tommo’s bail application denied

A Portsmouth judge has refused bail for the second time in five days. His trial is set for next year.

 

Article by Rebel News staff.


Danny Tommo is staying behind bars.

A judge at Portsmouth Crown Court refused his bail application Tuesday morning. That makes it two courts in five days that have kept him locked up.

Rebel News reporter Alexa Lavoie was inside the courtroom when the decision came down.

Follow along below for live updates from Portsmouth Crown Court.

Tommy Robinson, who has stood beside Danny through every hearing, reacted minutes after the ruling. He said the judge recycled the same speech from the first hearing.

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You can't trust the BBC to report fairly on Danny Tommo. They still call anyone associated with Tommy racist and all the usual boring slurs.

So we sent Alexa from Canada to the UK so she could be inside the courtroom and report directly to you on what happens to Danny.

If you value this kind of independent reporting, please help us cover the cost of Alexa’s flight, accommodation and reporting expenses in the UK.

Every contribution helps us keep Alexa on the ground covering the stories the regime media won’t.

Help us keep investigating Britain's migrant crisis

Alexa Lavoie is heading back to Britain to cover the rape gang protests and the prosecution of Danny Tommo.

Danny was arrested after cutting an empty migrant dinghy in the English Channel. He's pleaded not guilty to criminal damage, been refused bail, and faces a Crown Court hearing in Portsmouth. Meanwhile, ordinary Britons are taking to the streets to demand justice for the victims of the country's rape gangs. The British establishment media can't be trusted to tell the truth about either story.

Alexa will be outside the courthouse and at the protests, speaking directly with supporters, protesters, police and local residents to show you what's really happening on the ground.

Sending a journalist overseas isn't cheap. Flights, accommodations, local transportation and production costs quickly add up. And unlike the government-funded media, Rebel News relies on viewers like you to make this kind of independent reporting possible.

If you want Alexa on the ground in Britain asking the questions others won't, please chip in below to help fund this reporting mission.

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Alexandra Lavoie

Quebec based Journalist

Alexa graduated with a degree in biology from Laval University. Throughout her many travels, she has seen political instability as well as corruption. While she witnessed social disorder on a daily basis, she has always been a defender of society’s most vulnerable. She’s been around the world several times, and now joins Rebel News to shed light on today’s biggest stories.

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